I've been reading articles about people who have changed in unexpected ways after brain surgery. Some people wake up to find themselves speaking with a foreign accent. Others, like
this guy wake up with amazing gifts.
I'd like to be able to play the piano. I wonder if my surgeon can sort that out for me?
Hi Tak,
ReplyDeleteI just read through your blog and feel very proud for you! I believed after the surgery, you will come back with new you! I believed that God or this universe only poses challenges to great people and those challenges will only make you stronger and stronger.
I fully trust that you can overcome it! If you know how to play piano after surgery, let's have the duet play!! (I have grade 8 piano certificate!)
Cheers and love,
Kate
Hey Tak, this is Rowena, in case you forgot, we do know each other for years!!!! And I live in Shanghai now. hahaha I am sure you do remember and will continue to remember all these.
ReplyDeleteI am sure you will have a quick and full recovery so we can all hang out again next time you come to Shanghai or when we come to HK!
hang in there soldier!
Hi Tak,
ReplyDeleteLet's take away the photocopy machine behind your desk and put a piano there! =) So we can see you play!
I really like reading your blog - I can almost "feel" your positive spirit and strength, which is AMAZING and is a good influence to everyone (not sure about others, but it is for me)!
I am sure you don't need 8 weeks to go back to normal life, maybe just 4?
Take care and see you soon!
Best,
Justine
Hey Tak, if you could gain the ability to beat several men on the right wing, score free kicks and penalties, and perhaps improve your muscular definition (too late to grow Taller) I guess you could replace Ronaldo.....
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